For starters, in the post of links to the story, I missed editorials from three of Montana's biggest newspapers. The Billings Gazette is surprised at Baucus' judgment. "What was Max Baucus thinking? That his'" [...]
For starters, in the post of links to the story, I missed editorials from three of Montana's biggest newspapers. The Billings Gazette is surprised at Baucus' judgment. "What was Max Baucus thinking? That his'" [...]
My thoughtful wife brought a whole roll full of "the kinds of pictures you would take" back from San Diego with her.
The award for weirdest tweet of the week goes to Tim C[razy like a] Fox, no doubt:
Hmm...
The Borat humor is strange enough...but the U.S. Attorney gig wasn't open in Montana in 2007. Bill Mercer was US Atty and never stepped down. What's Tim talking about?
Who knows? He
If only Kramer were here to break up all blog-o-wars – things would be a lot easier ’round here. For this particular one, I suggest fast-forwarding to 2:35 – it’s strangely apt. [...] Under the terms of the Settlement in Cobell v. Salazar, the federal government will create a $1.412 billion Accounting/Trust Administration Fund and a [...]
The physical relationship between CO2 molecules and the atmosphere and the trapping of heat is as well-established as gravity, for God's sakes. It's not some mystery. One hundred and fifty years ago this year, John Tyndall discovered CO2 traps heat, and that was the same year [...]
"One of the things that concerns me is that in the United States there's a real talk of 'maybe we need to have this big tent and make sure that we just accommodate every view.' That's what will kill the conservative movement."
Wait...wasn't Huckabee pushed out of the "conservative'" [...]
(Dr. Thomas Michael Power is the former Chair of the Economics Department at the [...]
Some links...and these are just a handful of opinions of what's out there:
Mike Dennison's [...]
